I think i have come up with a idea for a business for a passive/low effort side income but it seems almost too good to be true so i am wondering if anyone on here can tell me if i am a genius or retarded.
So my plan is this. I see lots of girls on insta/snapchat and they do a good job marketing themselves and from what i have researched online make a killing with premium snapchats, selling pics/vids online, etc. I figure that out of all the sluts out there only a small percentage are smart enough to market themselves properly, the rest are dumb, lazy etc so my plan is to put ads online to find girls that can supply pictures/videos and i would do all the marketing/selling and give them a percentage at the end of the month.
Is this idea out there already? Has anybody heard of anything similar? Any reason why this wouldnt/couldnt work? Legal issues????
Also general /ENT/ thread since there is none at the moment
>Is this idea out there already? Has anybody heard of anything similar? Yes. Talent Agencies and there's a word like 'Influencer consultants' or something that I forget who act like a middleman.
>Any reason why this wouldnt/couldnt work? Tonnes. Firstly - what is YOUR business model, as I see it you have two customers - these instagramers and whoever is buying their pictures and videos, who is the latter? Where do you make your money in this? Are you finding them promotional gigs, say, leveraging a network of these models so you can say "I can get 40 accounts promoting your shit by Friday"? Are you acting more as a publicist, getting them more hits, getting them retweets and blogs eventually so they can get paid for magazine shoots or go into reality tv or something? And then it becomes a matter of how you distinguish them from all the other generic sluts? Maybe you target only a specific niche? And that's before you even work out why the fuck these chicks should trust you, why are they gonna sign a contract with you? It's probably easier than I think, but if they do have some kind of market value they're gonna be suspicious of you: so you need to have a really sweet deal, maybe put some effort into getting a slick promotional video made up with lots of graphs and fun graphic design.
Legal issues? Contracts should be pretty boiler plate, most celebs for example give 10% to their manager, and 10% to their agent. But what about if they want to cut ties with you? what if they're tied to multiple agencies?
so my business model would be this - I want to post on there behalf to places like the r/gonewild etc. At first i would post a few risque photos nothing too crash hot and slowly try build up some sort of following. I would then use this fanbase to try sell photos, videos fetish stuff, etc. I figure there would be alot of girls out there happy to sell stuff but unaware of how to go about it or just generally lazy (i do think most of the girls willing to make money of this sort of stuff are dumb as hell and it is only a small handful with enough hustle to monetize themselves)
From what i can read online it is quite easy for girls on these subs to sell stuff and make money from doing so.
there is even a subreddit (Jow ForumsGirlsGoneBitcoin/) for girls accepting crypto donations so i could try use this to slowly accumilate while spilting 50/50 or whatever i can negotiate with the girls.
Tyler Anderson
I would make soooo many babies with her she'd be rekt
Gabriel Martin
>fuckella idk wut it is but I like it
Adam Morris
>this is a blue board fuck off kike
Colton Peterson
o i thought they were different women. pls more trend
Julian Parker
so anyone want to give a brother some advice?
Benjamin Ross
market to whom? There should be existing companies paying for certain types
Dylan Garcia
it could be catfishing you are thinking of
Isaiah Smith
Thank you user
Grayson Gray
well to a extent yes, the buyer would be assuming they are speaking to the girl in the photos but it wouldnt be as if I am trying to peruse some sort of relationship and lead them on. It would be more black and white as just a sale.
>Post ads online looking for models >Post photos to reddit, etc >After a few weeks of cock teasing, gain a small following >start own subreddit >sell photo packages of said girl (25 photos and a video for say $50, try do exciting stuff people could be interested in purchasing e.g 10 min video of doing yoga naked etc) >keep half and send other half to girl. She is happy since shes a lazy had made money sitting on her ass doing nothing. Continue to market/sell photos for a few months till people lose interested
>possibly help girls create a subscription based snapchat, continue marketing them while they post photos
thoughts?
Anthony Gomez
You're not retarded, but it's not a genius idea.
Much like a pimp unless you have some sort of psychological hold on these women you're going to end up wasting your time and energy promoting them only for them to end up fucking you (and not in the physical sense).
There's other reasons, but trust me when I say it's not worth the hassle.
Now if you wanted to be a pimp that's a different story...
Daniel Watson
TLDR > buy BCH
Daniel Gonzalez
Okay so soft core porn and fetish... uhhh... yeah as I understand it there's already booking sites and more and more pornstars and models do custom stuff getting commissions direct from customers. They basically say >doing a shoot on 29th July and then thirsties will be like >"could you do a smoking shoot while wearing a nursing gown?" or whatever their peccadillo is. Girls can do as explicit or as tame as they are willing to go - from innocuous vanilla bikini stuff to full on body fluids fetish stuff.
I really think it needs more thought. I mean do you have any experience building these followings? How do you sell it? Again, what happens if you build up a models' following and she cuts ties? Maybe that's not a problem for you, because you have like 15 clients/models on rotation. I dunno. Middle man is a good gig if you can get it, but I wonder how easy it is to get. i'm not a salesman so that's beyond my expertise. Good luck with it.
Wyatt Parker
have you considered suicide?
Gavin Russell
Let's keep this open to entrepreneurship.
I've been looking into how recruiting agencies operate, and it seems pretty profitable.
Let's say a company comes to me and wants to recruit a new employee who's salary will be $50k. I say okay, and I find the company a suitable candidate and charge the average recruiter's fee of 20%, translating to $10,000. It might take awhile to see this money, contingent on the newfound employee staying with the company for his first couple months, but the money is great, and everyone's looking to be a wedgie.
The goal would be to start a recruiting company specializing in a niche field, find companies to sign recruiting contracts with, and ultimately recruit a qualified candidate.
Not to get too far down the road, but my ideal is to have the company operate autonomously without me having to oversee and operate it.
